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Evaxion Biotech expands collaboration with Merck & Co. for vaccine development
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Sep 25, 2024

Evaxion Biotech expands collaboration with Merck & Co. for vaccine development

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  • AI-powered vaccine developer Evaxion Biotech has expanded its partnership with Merck & Co. (initiated in 2021 ) to license two of Evaxion's preclinical vaccine candidates. Evaxion could receive up to USD 592 million per product in potential milestone payments and royalties on net sales.

  • Through the agreement, Merck has secured an option to obtain exclusive licensing for Evaxion's experimental vaccines, EVX-B2 and EVX-B3, developed with advanced AI to target gonorrhea and another undisclosed infectious agent potentially.

  • The two candidates have been derived from Evaxion’s EDEN technology, which uses AI to identify antigens that can trigger protective immune responses, and a second technology, which identifies viral B-cell antigens and multiple T-cell epitopes.

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